BUDGE NEWS
Tree sale highlights importance of protecting land from erosion
After a flood that washed out yards, streambanks and public spaces throughout Duluth, Judy Gibbs is hoping residents will get serious about planting trees this spring.
By Tom Olsen , April 06, 2013
First saltie of season brings worldly crew to Twin Ports
For the 22-member crew of the Federal Hunter, the first “saltie” into the Duluth-Superior port this year, the weather on the Great Lakes wasn’t so inviting.
By Tom Olsen , April 06, 2013
Denfeld, UMD grad joins the Budgeteer
Thomas Olsen has been hired as a full-time reporter for the Duluth Budgeteer News.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 06, 2013
Food bank preparing for 20th annual Empty Bowl event
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is preparing for its 20th annual Empty Bowl event.
By Budgeteer News staff , March 31, 2013
Retired teacher brings history of music and science of recording to life
With his old record players and vinyl records, Virg Boehland captures the attention of music aficionados — and science enthusiasts as well.
By Naomi Yaeger , March 30, 2013
Girl Scout Cookies get a twist in fundraiser
Martinis are certainly not for Girl Scouts. Neither are tamer-sounding lemontinis. But when the ingredients include Thin Mints or Lemonades, it helps if you know a scout from whom to buy a box or two.
By Naomi Yaeger , March 30, 2013
Science is for the birds for these Duluth students
A group of fourth- and fifth-graders at St. Michael’s Lakeside School in Duluth recently had the opportunity to have some fun with power tools, all in the name of science.
By Tom Olsen , March 30, 2013
Duluth Clean and Green Week puts focus on sustainability
The City of Duluth is taking spring cleaning outdoors. The parks and recreation department is seeking volunteers to take part in Clean and Green Week, an annual effort to clean up parks and public spaces after the snow melts.
By Tom Olsen , March 30, 2013
Community gives back to Piedmont students 
The Piedmont Elementary School gymnasium was recently turned into an amusement park.
By Tom Olsen , March 23, 2013
Women remember the fight for the right to vote
The Duluth Woman’s Club, a mansion on East Superior Street, was abuzz with women drinking tea and wearing vintage hats as a way of celebrating voting rights last Saturday.
By Naomi Yaeger , March 23, 2013
- Maija and Alex Equali-Tea celebration
- Anne Kennedy, Jodi Broadwell and Julia Cheng at the Equali-Tea celebration
- Anne Kennedy at the Equali-Tea celebration
- A young daughter adjusts her mother's hatEquali-Tea celebration
- Retired judge Carol Person at the Equali-Tea celebration.
- Hanna and Erica Anderson at the Equali-Tea celebration
Grandpa and Grandma, you’re invited to ‘Catch the Wave’
Senior citizens are invited to learn how to use the Internet and surf the World Wide Web.
By Budgeteer News staff , March 23, 2013
Baby’s surgery gives family a heart for caring
When Duluthian Courtney Kile’s son Sullivan was born, excitement quickly turned into fear as the newborn had to be airlifted from Duluth to Minneapolis to undergo heart surgery.
By Sarah Packingham , March 23, 2013
Symbolism, celebrations and snow as Duluth observes Easter, Passover
Despite what the weather might have you thinking, spring is officially under way. Passover starts this week and Easter is next Sunday.
By Tom Olsen , March 23, 2013
Glensheen to host Easter buffet
The Glensheen Historic Estate is opening its doors on Easter for the first time in many years.
By Budgeteer News staff , March 23, 2013
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